69 Coolnevaun, Stillorgan, Co. DublinA94N4X6

The property is located in a quiet, child-friendly cul-de-sac and is within walking distance of top-tier schools such as St. Laurence's and St. Raphaela's. An expansive rear garden offers plenty of space for children to play safely.

Positioned very close to excellent secondary schools including Oatlands and St. Benildus, with convenient transport links like the Luas and QBC nearby for growing teenagers.

The home features four good-sized bedrooms and an adjoining garage with strong potential for conversion or extension, subject to planning permission, to accommodate extended family.

As a large four-bedroom semi-detached family home requiring modernisation, the asking price of €895,000 may be more suited to buyers with a higher budget and renovation ambitions.

Provides an excellent opportunity for couples looking to modernise and upgrade a blank canvas property in a highly sought-after mature estate near Stillorgan Village.

While the location close to shops and amenities is ideal, a four-bedroom home with a large garden and renovation requirements may feel larger than necessary for empty nesters.

The cul-de-sac setting and proximity to Stillorgan Village conveniences are appealing, though the property's D BER rating and need for upgrades mean retirees should budget for potential modernization work.

With four bedrooms and flexible reception spaces, the property easily accommodates dedicated home offices for remote working setups.

Superb commute potential with the Luas, QBC, and Aircoach all within convenient reach for hybrid workers traveling into the city.

The convenient village proximity and quiet cul-de-sac suit retirement, though property maintenance should be factored in.

While the ground floor offers good space, modifications would be needed to support long-term ageing in place due to the two-story layout and current D BER rating.

As a blank canvas property requiring modernisation and upgrades, ongoing maintenance and project management should be anticipated by the buyer.

Features a private walled-in front garden and driveway with a pillared entrance, but lacks a formal secure gated entry system.

The home currently reflects a traditional layout with separate reception rooms, offering scope for a buyer to introduce minimalist design during renovations.

Includes an adjoining garage and potential to extend over the garage or into the nearly 20m rear garden subject to planning permission.

A mature semi-detached property in an established estate, though not officially classified as a protected heritage structure.

Currently carries a D BER rating, indicating that buyers should investigate and budget for energy efficiency upgrades like insulation or heat pumps.

Features a generous front garden with a driveway and a large, west-facing rear garden measuring nearly 20m in length with patios and storage sheds.

Features an expansive, nearly 20m long rear garden mostly under lawns with a selection of plants and shrubs, offering exceptional scope for keen gardeners.

Moments from local parks, Stillorgan Village, and a network of shortcut walkways that make local pedestrian exploration very easy.

Proximity to local sports clubs and the broader South Dublin area ensures accessible gym and fitness facilities nearby.

The suburban location provides manageable cycling routes to nearby amenities, schools, and transport corridors.

South County Dublin hosts several established golf clubs within a short drive of the Stillorgan area.

Inland suburban setting offers limited immediate opportunities for fishing enthusiasts without traveling toward the coast or rivers.

Equestrian facilities are generally sparse in this built-up suburban neighborhood, requiring travel to outer county stables.

Proximity to the Dublin coastline allows for water sports, though the property itself is located inland.

Two bright reception rooms, a generous kitchen/breakfast room, and a massive rear garden provide an ideal setup for hosting family and friends.

Situated in a mature, quiet, child-friendly cul-de-sac providing a peaceful residential environment away from major thoroughfares.

This is a suburban residential setting in Stillorgan with high urban convenience, offering very little rural character.

A shortcut walkway provides a moment's stroll straight into Stillorgan Village and Shopping Centre, delivering fantastic village-style convenience.

While South County Dublin has coastal access further out, Stillorgan itself is an inland suburban location.

Excellent transport links including the Luas, QBC, and Aircoach provide fast and easy access to Dublin city centre and surrounding urban hubs.

Located beside the bustling hub of Kilmacud Crokes GAA club and a vibrant local community in Stillorgan.

A short stroll into Stillorgan Village gives residents quick access to local cafes, shops, and eateries.

Primarily a quiet residential suburb, meaning nightlife options are more subdued locally compared to central Dublin.

Proximity to local sports clubs, community centers, and parks supports participation in local health and wellness groups.

Good connectivity to tech and business hubs via the Luas and QBC facilitates professional networking.

Excellent transport links provide straightforward commutes to major Dublin employment and tech centers.